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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1934
Page
8
A Bible teacher from Indiana Pennsylvania presents a sequenced poem tracing Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection, urging readers to welcome Jesus at heaven’s gates. It cites numerous scriptures to frame salvation, intercession, and eternal glory.
A drugstore advert promotes BUICWTS as a bladder laxative with juniper oil. It claims to ease nightly awakenings, backache, and leg pains from bladder disorders and guarantees satisfaction with a 23¢ box. Stores listed include Widmann & Teah and J. A. Memning.
Marion Center notes funeral services for J W Frampton father of Mrs S H Jones, a former resident and photographer by trade. The column lists visiting relatives and several local social calls, with other community movements including a Young Peoples Council meeting and various town visits.
In this heating expert column, John Barclay explains ashpit function and its three roles: receiving ashes, distributing cellar air to the fuel bed, and preheating incoming cool air. A clean ashpit prevents grate damage, promotes even burning, and improves economy. neglect leads to warped grates and poor performance.
Numerous visits and family errands mark a weekend in the Faglers Run area. Rupert and Stepp relatives hosted. Jamison and Schrecengost families shared calls, with several trips to Vandergrift and Indiana noted. A revival at Fairview church and pending Army service in Panama frame community updates alongside illness and road work. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.
Mr and Mrs Joe Miller visited Indiana shoppers Saturday. Eighth grade exams were held in Clarksburg with hopes for diplomas. Miss Munshower closed her term and Miss Fulton will finish Thursday. L A L will be entertained by James Allshouse Thursday. Miss Belle George visited with her father R L George. Mr and Mrs John George and son visited Mrs Elizabeth Campbell Sunday. Rural school day at Elders Ridge drew large attendance and praise. Kathryn Millen visits her brother Co M Millen for a few days. Sabbath school plays are planned at the Presbyterian hall Wednesday with refreshments and proceeds for the Sabbath school treasury.
Blacklick residents visit relatives in Ligonier and Canisteo while community members attend church events and presbytery. Travel talks and church activities highlight a week of visits by families including the Nicholsons, Toy, Wetzel, Cravotta, Mahoney, and Shaffer.
Sabbath services are set at Currys Run Church for May 6 with preparatory services on Friday May 4. Rev Frank Walker from Tarentum visited his brother J C Walker recently. W A Ross of Brushvalley called nearby on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Dale Shaner and two sons Lawrence McCurdy and Thelma Ferguson visited the McCurdy home Sunday. Bara Jane Sell visited her parents last Sabbath after Myrtle May McCurdy spent Tuesday with them.
Sunday church services set for 10 and 11 16 with many locals visiting relatives in Clarksburg Harrison City and Vandergrift. Pneumonia improves for Dean Clawson’s infant daughter while Misses Cribbs Sandles and Irwin visit in Pittsburgh Indiana and Yatesboro.
American manufacturers produced 111.5634 billion units of the nail in 1933, rising by 0.0 to 0.0 billion from the prior year as reported in industry figures.
The Dana project released a new magazine titled New Moon in raised type this month, produced by the Braille Institute of America in Los Angeles. The issue marks a step forward in accessible reading materials for the visually impaired distributed from the LA based center.
Practical home tip suggests laying a moistened newspaper on the floor under radiators to trap dirt and dust as you clean, helping to keep floors cleaner and reduce mess.
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